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Telegram-herald., 1887-10-22
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crime frry % G. " FlEmIlfrs D Gi. her- ~
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Telegram-herald., 1887-10-22

The Eighth ward Social Club Eiil give a
soc'sI party AZ sweets nsw hal. corner Of
Vest Diviuoa and Rove-y-st. this
SATURDAY evening. All The friends If ths
clu6 are invited 70 - Tiers and good
time promised everyone
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-22

"Cne-thiri OF sf The Gset is exciting
The ira 81 some n their npi zhbcrs saf II
cerssfs he rrhlic. 50 iet ths good vork
- On.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-22

7 INCOLN HOUSE, IS SPRING sT.-BEsT 81 4
IL day house in Michigan. kxceiieut board aud
single room only 81 per week. DAY board g. single
meals 2sc. A nice, quiet home newly Eited up
near Monroe St. all the wholesale houses r r
deDots churches and theatou. Particular attec-
ton given to the comfOrt aud wants o. tr41sieats
and the friends of soldiers who c1me u visit tns
Home. A NJ. Sullivan, Proprietor.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-22
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.Il 90. aaIIg - s.nas.

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lOfa irelsht leave tfanl faTte a u hl .
m csfrYinc lastcurffs o. faf a. kaiFfr ~ 81
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ing coscbes csu De secared e. Caian Ticket % q .
s. HoDrpo-Sf aao of deool
= a HfKfNNf5. seui A.
Gro. ". MrEsoF c.fy J. Gle Agent
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-22

The Gecrgis Lexislaturs seerns n have
-pa,hed tbe climax of ths ldssl. - -
vsak. Il hzz Just adjourned after four
months session. during vhich not one of
ne pubic measures discussed vss finally
dopts,i
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-22

MONEY TO LOAE-ON WATCHES sJEwELRY.
vi pignats and other personal properly. House,
aud lots for sale or exchange. Card and iot
printing at low rates. BY John Bole. 75 Peari st
Berkey block. 23ftf
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-22

While The car stove - beng thrown out
OF the windo~. suah wssthsr ss ihss cf
yesterday rsminds us that It may Be ssll
Cor some QUE 10 GO thinking what ls going
a. take its place. As betTeen roasting
snd freezing - death on The cars. the
travelling public VII generally prefer to
.tuw "A horsa
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-22

The business b-isx done 5v the Grant
this wees s70ws tnsrp j. 40 ack - publ.
support fAr the deserving cioth'ers.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-22

FOR SAL -ffNls FEET TOT * lds coz
4 tsr. - wita bsta ere -ss Ess1ea sstewaiE 4
aid sna sH.aH haa>s o. IL Is uei - .si Sst
ca Nazv tafyE usIiaa ElFea - r. :. isSFln
l-Sxtss t4os = ~ a.s.- caec, hssei
no LOAN AND 0gkERAL RIAL EsTaTE
4 lSa-rr. ke saFe - esa a. lstsla &C icie-
phone ~ 10 4sd s.. No ias-Tsucs q Aoo..
Eo4sSzlsH bCl1laS -
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-22

II tie President started ont With TIE
sncyclop~ain be z0t away beyond Is oe-
fors IA stsrtsd Tor home.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-22
For Renf--ROOf,,s.

no RENT--rHERE ARE STILL LIFT A FEW
I OF those desirable rooms in the new Wiregar
Block, corner of South Division and cherry-sis.,
which viii be furnished rs parties desire; steam
heat, gas and al mo Tern lnprovem ents. To Sc
cure these rooms enquire OF or apply 10 Ms.
D. Brock. third ioor II South Divisol-st PSI
" uTANTED-FURNlShED Or JNrUnNihED
w good room or rooms in good locality with
boaro. Address, giving partic ilars, \. l., Box
g. this Office. Dol
TO RENT - HANDSOMELY FURNISHED
/ front To)m with modern Improvements on
the firSt tOor In private family, with board
References exchanged. 204 Ottawa-st eSl
TOR REST-ROOMS FOR RENT OVER
/ Gardner & BaXteT's, S. Monroe St. 2Slu
rOR RENT = FURNISHED ROOMS, STEAM
heated, AMI furnished rooms for light house
keeping. Apply al room lOS New Housemsn
block. 3J7
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-22

For political fence haroed rirs . ne
bsst T. dossDt xet down EASILY soo u
keeps The "critters- IN.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-22

1rFs r JOHNSON HAS REMOVED HTR
" g essnskiux rooms rom = Miilers. -
Fl 4B7ehsnqu 4 20
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-22

The ore-thiri of sac Al shs Giant = q
hrus.isi9s froal ne isvincioles-
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-22

II u really hard 70 ssa whether Was.
or GsApr. got the better hold on the TAI
of the rrssidsutial rscs-borse
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-22

Ths eold ~svs recalls the almost irr'
uttnu hccF> sf Sosx SHzsxkS.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-22

Our one-third OF bargains sTs spreading
ike wil36re among the people
Gfavr CLOTHING COMPANY.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-22

swans~ oniy cost nscksl N toner
nv. pav-r. Send ere IN and ~ y0ur
luck.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-22
Only a Nickel.

All Legitimate Want Ads. tomorrow not
exceeding Three Lines Taken FOR "A Nickel.
This includes Help Wanted, situations
Wanted, For Rent, Lost, found, and Board
ing.
Want ads must be paid for In ADVANCE
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-22

TOR RENT-HOUsE WITH MODERN IN
ITOvemenis; CoSn town; best OF neightOr
hood. arm on the place. Enquire at IA Ottawa
St: telcphons l67. 293
EOR RENT-TWO TENEMENIs N NEW
residence block with ali modern improve
rnents, including the patent Aldine heating CRATE
corner OF Court aud AheD-sts-, within three
n nuics walk Oi Tower tl1ck- Also house with
six rcous cornfr Shawn mat-ave. snd WiDtsT-st.;
also one OF tour rooms, 2s6 West Broadway- Ap-
ply to & " Harnari. s. Aileu-st Sl5
COR BkST--sTORE AT % WEST FULTON-sT.
Enquire at ~ Ht NernonSt HsN
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-22

The Duke Of Marlbcrouzh = v1sitiss
ChA-~o and Chicazo doesn't sven hlush
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-22

One-third &C ssl. today.
tsltvr CIrrzrvs CO.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-22

e1es, g esierz AseBl<. Ehs TsLzskAx-
ASz~-4 1slssls'1 every nasra-as a. 5 2S-se4-
acsxEsoS. sArCaDAr oc4. z.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-22

9ne-third OF ssle today.
GrAvr CIorHTve Co.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-22

yUANTFp-TO BUl', 4 SECOND HAND Bug
" gy. not - exceed % IL Price. Address Boz
a, city r o. stating where same can be se u.
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Telegram-herald., 1887-10-22

Trr7 SALE-cr ENrEANEE Fr7 cry
4 sn2~T = fsrr ~ - ef-es Eesf re asgs
sk><A esmre E1er. SO ~.st -
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-22

T-7S s1TE THF6F-E E6TSE Az TT
rarex res~s r-S we.3 sd rrsr- ~
,rs ~ sfresf a. n Fsn y - 6oor 9 serE-s
81 -r~.suerel- -
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-22

The ssEab<r 81 Ilnes IA &ny sdsxrttsssne1t
s~A % feaes 81 disldiaS ths s41assE II
words ey sssen Any p<rsef . itas esssted
ss Sas full tkAs-
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-22

yNANTED-A SITUATION AS BARTENDER:
w good references furnished. Apply a, 81
Monroe-st Or " Ottawsst. J. II. Van Bronx
horst. yy5
WANTED-WORK FOR SEVERAL sEN AND
w horses. Rooms and 4, Piercgs Book. POI
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BY a REGISTERED
" Pharmacist. Can furnish fTst-elass refer
enees. Address B, Eoz 4, care o. Telegram Her
aid. 19j
yUANTED-A POSITION EITHER ON ROAD
" or IN house. with some good house Ex-
perience and best OF reference. 30 man can
give better. Address John II. Laberteaur, Pen-
ton Hsrbor Mich 800
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-22

oss-thiri or sac today.
GIANT CLorHTNs Co.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-22
WANT ADVERTISEMENTS


Found.
CoUsD-A DOOR KEY or CAHALsT. OWN.
eF can IA same py calling ~ this one ara
aud pAlltg ioI this notice. 4slt.
Help Wanfed--Mate.
NTANTED-A cHAIRMAKER, AT THE VOL
w VERNE Chair Flcofy. ~
WANTED -FOUR MES MUST GIVE REFEa-
w eness a. 70 hoae-ty. Apply a. once 10 =
south pivi2ion-st ~
ok GOOD SOLICITORS CAS- FIND ~
- ploym by aliiag a. tbs bus ness Office o.
tae tslesrsui- Herald bstHeen s4d 80 q clock
"a > morning
\\ANIED-wo0D CARVER, AT TkE VOL
w VERNE Chair Co ~
VANTFD-BUTcHER- FIRsTfLAss NEAT
" Gutter. 10 tase change o. NEST make;
Must be OF steady habit and willing 10 wei.
Acdsess Al once COZ general delivery, post ONCE,
city.
VANrED-MES FOR THF NORTH TEAM
sIers. swampers and yard men. Athur
Melgs Co, Room /, al SO. Division-st 2sl
VANrEO-A FIRsTcLAss PASTRY COOK
w al the Vendome. Apply al once. 2sl
UANTED--SALEsMEN FOR OTTAWA. Mos-
w keson, Newsygo ana Ocesna counties SEQ
per day send stamp. p. ID. Faneh 20 Canal
st. Grand Rapids as
Help Jganted--F'emate.
lVANTED-oSE Gooo PASTRY COOK, OSE
W hoise shoer one machine hand. OF once.
Grand Uni Buseau. Rooms ana Pierce's
Bock 29l
yVANTED-A GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL
W housewhork. Apply a. "A Cherrytt. MTs
] w SpOoner. ~.
,nl lANIEU OlkL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
w work, Small family. Enquire AZ p Front
81. 2y2
yYASTED-GOOD KITCHEN GIRL FAMILY
w small Wages 5000. Enquire of Curtiss &
Dunton. 292
WANTED-A COMPETENT GIRL FOR GEN
w erat housesorS. Apply at 2Si Cherry 81. x9l
yVANTED-A GIRL TO DO GENERAL
W housework al 80 Washingtonst. Apply a.
once 2yl
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-22
ISifnnffons Wicnfed-f,ell,nIe-

Situations W'Cnted-Fem0le
MANIFESTATIONS ny TWO YOUNG,
" ladies, Que as bOckkeeper, the other ash
ier. Address r. NJ. Nj, No. l5s, korth-aye., .a.-
tie Greek, Mich. 2s2
yVANTEu-A SITUATION BY YOUNG LADY
W cond girl In small family. Address
"Situstion,' care this o.fce or i4} West Fulton.
2sl,f
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-22

CousD-A DOOR KEY on CASALsT. OWN
L eF ean "a c same oy calling 81 this one aa4
aud payiEg iOf ms notice. 4olt.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-22

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As0r1ev for N citgsgee
Ia e. September 9Th. A p 1857
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1887-02-17
The County Scat.
From the Chronicle, February llth;

From the Chronicle, February llth:
On Sunday morning last the
weight Of snow and water became
80 heavy on the roof Of Geo. Bunt,
ing's barn, three miles west of
Dodgeyille, that it fell in and did
considerable damage to some farm
machinery and grain which were
in it.
The attention Of The Dodgeville
Sun is called to another item Of eX-
trayagauce in county affairs in a
couple Of broken chairs in the
hall, which, if taken in time might
easily be repaired with couple Of
afiidayits. II is not known how the
chairs came to be broken unless
they happened to be under the
printing resolution when the board
sat down on it so hard.
The Dodgeville post, g. A. H., is
making elaborate preparations for
the campfire which is to take place
Feb. q. The posters will be sent
out Immediately giving full pro.
gramme Of the exercises, and a
general invitation to comrades and
others to be present and participate.
The citizens Of Dodgeville are re-
spectfully requested to contribute
all they can toward providing the
tables with 8 sufiency for all who
may attend, and contributions Of
cake, pies, cold meats, and other
supplies viii be thankfully received
bv the committees, and devoted %
the purpose Of enhancing the com
fort and enjoyment Of visitors.
From the sun of the same date
We understand that Messrs. VIE
cox, Rickard and Reiter have struck
quite a fine sheet Of mineral at the
old diggings which they recently
opened up on the Pearce ground IN
the western part of the village,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1887-02-17
PerS onaI Points.

Willie McVicar, who formerly
resided in this city, but now lives
at Monroe, numbered among the
visitors here on Sunday.
--Miss Serena, daughter to VIM.
Wallis, of Darlington, joined with
acquaintances in this city in wor-
ship on Sunday.
Frank Jones has been up from
Kansas City for a visit since we
last published.
The many friends of Steph
Thomas, who has been sick, will be
pleased to see him around again.
-Chas. Mappes, Belmont's prize
landlord, showed up here on Sunday.
Charley Osborne, a native of
this place, departed for California
on Tuesday. He will join his broth
er at Sacramento. We understand
good position has already been
secured him. IT'S our hope that he
will realize prosperity in abundance
Mrs. Chas. Bennett, nee Jennie
Treweek, is down from Madison,
and Joined with her parents in OBJ,
serving the 25th anniversary Of
their wedding.
Ed. Edwards, son Of David
Edwards, is home from Colorado
after a three years. absence.
Mr.. Prideaux and son Matt, Of
Dodgeville, devoted Sunday among
friends here.
-Wm f. Vivian, probably better
known as "Billy," spent the first Of
this week in town, on business we
believe. For several months he has
suffered considerably from de-
fective knee, disabling him to a
great extent for work on the farm.
-C1l. SpensIey, Esq, and family,
accompanied by Mrs. Geo. W.
Cobb, have gone to Pass Christian,
Miss, for a couple months partici-
patton Of the delightful climate Of
that section at this season. Miss
Trippe, the governess, also went.
John Bailey, wife and family,
are here from Des Moines, Iowa,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1887-02-17
7 WONDER

If bees make honey to cell?
If the Prof. wont shave after that?
If Mr.. Tanning admires his por-
trait which is so widely circulated
for public gaze?
Which is the butt end of goat?
If Reardon has bought any chew
ing yet?
If Sam Jones was right when he
declined TO preach to newspaper-men
because he came to call sinners and
not the righteous to repentance.
If VIII w. considers courting
in the front room a parlor suit?
If it isn't easy to call names-ex
cept when your hrst-born needs one?
What is harder thing to keep
than a secret? Money
If the best and most important
part of a mans education is not that
which he gives himself
How many Of our readers had
fall Monday morning, and to-day?
II man Of independent means is
necessarily bound TO put up at the
Palmer?
If it wouldn't be a good plan to
buy eggs by weight instead Of the
dozen?
If the fellow who struck a gas
well in Cook county was hurt any?
Since an old Joke is called chest
nut why shouldn't an old beau be
called a walnut?
If the Bible is not a great con
soler? Naomi was $50 years old
when she got married!
Why the man who knows the most
never tells it 10 a crowd?
How many of our readers, heads
Of families, miss letters Of tho al
phabet--a V for instance, every once
in a while?
What, though lost to sight, is to
memory dear? The street pave
ments and sidewalks,
If August Spies will ever wish he
was hanged before marriage, or will
it be Nina?
Is there any danger Of the young
man who goes to see his girl strik-
ing for shorter hours?
If there isn't something peculiar
about a match? No matter how yon
drop il it always lights on its head
if it lights ut all.
Cannot b false bang be properly
termed deadlock?
If some Of the boys are not study
ing palmistry? Some Of them SIT
around table for hours trying to
find out about each others hands.
How the walking is between this
city and Calamine?
If there is a printer who can set
type left banded?
Who did not get valentine? and
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1887-02-17
MINERAL POINT WISCONSIN, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY IL 1857

visiting with Henry Bennett and
friends in this vicinity,
Rev. Father and Mother Hew-
lit are both confined at home bv
sickness.
--Ex-assemblyman Ben Huse, of
Rewey, graced our streets Tuesday.
He has disposed of his interest in
the general merchandise business
at that place, and intends devoting
his time to farming and a little
machine business.
-Cteorge Beech, who has been
teaching school at Moscow, is home
this week; sick.
-Wm. Q. Thomas, once farmer
located east of Mineral Point, is
here from Springfield, Dakota, for
the purpose Of buying horses for
the Indians, per government con
tract. He wants nothing but com
mon mares, ranging from $50 to
1850 lbs. Color or style no object,
but they must be young aud sound.
Will pay about s75.
Miss Fannie Ansley, who has
been visiting in Chicago for about
six weeks, has returned home.
Last week Mr.. Jas, Spensley
attended the Dairyman's Associa-
tion meeting held at Sparta. lie
reports pleasant and profitable
time.
Jack Cokeek, the champion
Cornish wrestler and athletic, has
been engaged as superintendent of
the Iron Queen mine on the Goge
bic range in Michigan
Will Hales, who has been at
tending the Pennsylvania Dental
College, at Philadelphia, is home.
Came Tuesday evening.
Miss Ida Smith, of Darlington,
is visiting in this city.
DR., Odgers has gone west. He
has gone not to stay button business
trip. The doctor has accumulated
a number of horses and cattle. He
has q farm or ranch out west anc
has gone to fix 1t for receiving hi,
stock. He will return this week anC
when spring opens he will load
car wish his stock and ship it to hi
ranch.-LancaSte1' IeiIer
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1887-02-17

Mr.. Sowls fall to the bottom. He
struck on his feet, badly spraining
both his ankles. Fortunately he had
presence of mind to extinguiah the
lighted fuse which was about to
perform the duty it was calculated
to. Had he not done this it is more
than likely that he would have been
blown to pieces.
POLICEMAN HEALY is positive that
he never avowed that it's all right
to take one glass of beer on Sunday,
as intimated in the tribune last
week, and regards the assertion as
doing him a great injustice. We
frankly admit of not having heard
him say SO, but regarded our IN
formant's word as good as our ears.
However, Mr.. Healy certainly knows
whether he expressed himself thus,
and as he is positive he did not, we
wish to do him the justice of pub
fishing his denial. 1t is not our
purpose or intent to injure any one.
ST. VALENTINES DAY.-Dear,
good, kind, sweet, gentle, tender,
spoony st. Valentine had time of
it Monday. The ever-faithful mes
senger, Cupid, set ont early in the
morning with his budget of con
centrated angelica, but the aqueous
precipitation, coupled with the ioi-
ness under foot, compelled him to
desist after getting cold in his
head and inhamatory rheumatism in
both wings. Men and women who
are now parents, and have grown
sedate, may think, because Of their
lack Of interest, the custom of send
ing valentines is waning, but dealers
say their sales have been larger
throughout the season than ever
before, and especially large on the
great anniversary itself, perhaps
because it followed Sunday, on
which day most Of the stores were
closed. Manufacturers designs are
for the most part ignorant and
cynical, and known generally under
the title of "comic Valentines
Contrary to these are the valentine
favors, dainty things in bristol Of
unsized-board, which are touched
up with scrolls or sketches in water
oil, and pen and ink, and sell al
figures from 81 up
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1887-02-17
Closing Out.

Having decided to give our en-
tire attention to the butter and egg
business, we will from date sell at
cost, for cash, our entire stock Of
merchandise. We will continue at
the same stand and pay cash for
butter, eggs and poultry in season.
Thankful for past fayors we remain,
Respectfully, ToAY Bios.
Mineral Point, Wis, Feb. s, 1887.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1887-02-17
Fresh OYSTERS by the can or in
bulk at headquarters C. lIendra's.
IMPORTANT PUBLIC SALE,
snoRr noRN cArrLE.

J. j. Ross G Sons will sell at
their farm in the city Of Mineral
Point, Wis, Wednesday, Marcn 0,
1887, 25 bulls, from eight to twelve
months old, and Is cows and heifers,
representatives Of the following
families, viz: Rose Of Sharon,
Young Mary, Young Phyllis,
Cruickshank, Josephine, Aelia, Ara
bella, Blossom. All foma.eg Of
suitable age will be bred to our fine
Cruiekshank bull, "Bed Command
er" 53H2. Males are q very desir-
able lot in point Of breeding and
individual merit combined Iu ad-
dilion tO above we will sell ; nigh
grade bulls Of our own breeding
Catalogues Of sale can be bad on
application. Terms Of sale 81
months time, per cent interest
with approved security per cent.
oil for cash. J. j. Ross IL Sons.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1887-02-17

why the most sensitive received the
greatest number? Our "devip
claims to have the choicest of the
year.
If women always keep their word
in q business bargain?
How many acres of land a man
must own to be blowhard?
What has become of the chicken
that slipped into the FIRST National
bank the other morning?
Who was SO foolish as to buy me
guitar valentines? Just think what
could be had for n cent, which
might have been more appropriate
for the occasion.
If it is fair to say this is a demo
cratic soap certificate 81 used your
soap two years ago and have not
used any other since?
How two young gents of our city
had nerve enough to take two young
ladies Of the visiting graduating
class half way to Darlington last
night? There was plenty of Snow,
but good riding Horn.
Why some people will persist in
applying little squibs in this column
to themselves.
GEN. PLEAsANToN was in lO5 en-
gagements during the war, and in
none of them was he so badly hurt
as when a boy hit him in the eye
with a SNOWFALL the other day.
Peace has its dangers as well as war.
-BoScojel Dial.
All kinds Of cloaks for ladies,
misses and children are being sold
at cost price at Deller's.
THERE is an idea abroad, especially
among those who never earned very
much OF anything, and therefore do
not know the value of a dollar, that
he who spends money lavishly and
eXtravagantly is great public bene-
factor, tits true that few persons
are immediatly benefited 10y such
performance and these few are
loud in their praise of the man who
circulates his money freely because
it gives them chance to obtain a
share of his dollars. To do per-
manent good money must be spent
usefulIy Money squandered on the
turf, for wine, or expensive luXuries
does more harm than good to in
| dustry. 1t is better to hoard money
than to spend it in fast living. Sim
ply TO circulate money is not doing
! good with il, aud however much
economists may be denounced for
locking up their wealth they do less
material and moral harm than they
who waste their money. All great
Improvement, both public and priv
ate have besn made possible by saw
ings and not by squanderings.
Those persons who are maintained
by the waste of others might be
more usefully employed and that
kind Of business can be dispensed
with to the great Improvements of
morals as well as Of fmuscle and brain.
Careless observers are apt to draw
hasty conclusions aud that is the
main reason why so many think a
reckless spendthrift is good thing
to have around. Money put into
buildings, land, improvements or at
interest even, is money well employ
ed but not that which is wasted in
riotous living-Mulls6urg Pick and
/ Gad.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1887-02-17
B.,eficial Department

beneficial Department
.,l,sbca for the accommodation of those
..S6re in want in, any way, those Whe & nave nave
~ w. w.; u no sell or exchange. Limit, twenty
,r5s First / ertion FREE, and Tor eDch
4 '.in hereafter twenty-five cents.
,-ag SALE.-3 acres OF good land suitable Tor
l',, l{',',,1ttng or pasturage, in tho south part Of
! ! c'.y Apply on the premises Of Mrs. Ann
1t tl''' ~ Tbas Dunn 2Wt
-,,vFy TO LOAN, on good security. En-
\ goire at this office. '"'
: -,,b q .lncka having located in California
! efars nj private sale, nj his late residence
4 sf bis household furniture.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1887-02-17

Music Miss Amy Ilutchison,
teacher of vocal and instrumental
music. Terms reasonable Apply
at the residence Of Jas. HutchisJn.